Marriage customs are different in every place. Let's talk about the marriage customs in our hometown. Our place is in the countryside, and there are many unreasonable customs, but the local people have also continued to this day.
The wedding day is for birthdates, who is holding the man and the woman, to find someone here who is specially optimistic about the day to calculate the direction suitable for the wedding, the direction in which to park the wedding car, get off the bus and where to put the wedding bed on the wedding day, and so on, and we must obey his arrangement.
When girls get married in our place, they are called "going out". When they go out to their home, they can't do happy things for three years.
A man's marriage to a daughter-in-law is called "marrying a daughter-in-law", and the new house where the woman and the man are married cannot be married for three years.
The married house can't be decorated or tampered with for three years. Furniture can only be adjusted after 3 days of marriage, and it is not allowed to move after 3 days, especially the wedding bed.
On the wedding night, the bride can't go out, but stay in her room.
Both the bride and groom should eat noodles and steamed buns in the morning and at noon, but not steamed bread. You can eat it at night.
On the wedding day, the groom goes to pick up the bride. When the bride passes by in the car, whenever she meets the bridge and turns, she throws happy money, which is coins wrapped in red paper in advance.
When the bride gets off the bus and goes to the room of the wedding room, she has to enter the room with her left foot first (it seems that if she walks with her left foot first, she can have a son after marriage).
On the morning of the wedding, the groom's family will find a little boy to roll on the wedding bed, from one end to the other, and then roll down. When entering the bridal chamber, Xinlang has to wear shoes and step on the bed with hair cakes. We call it "pressing the bed" here.
There are many customs, and the wedding customs in each place are different. My sister-in-law is from other places. At that time, we still had breakfast at their house when we were holding the wedding ceremony, and we ate noodles. This is different from our hometown, and the rest are similar.
The moral of these customs is good, and I hope that the couple will be beautiful, kind and loving in their married days.